Huawei Rotating Chairman Guo Ping, center, speaks in front of other executives during a press conference in Shenzhen, China's Guangdong province, on Thursday. [U.S. allies differ on difficulty of containing Huawei security threat]At a press conference Thursday with top executives and its U.S.-based lawyers, Huawei said the ban infringed on its rights and represented an instance of legislative overreach. and Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) to stigmatize it as beholden to the Communist Party and to put it out of business. “Huawei has never had a fair chance to confront or cross-examine its accusers,” Huawei Chief Legal Officer Song Liuping told reporters. “They should take legal action to protect their rights like we protect our rights in the United States,” he said.

Source: Washington Post March 07, 2019 08:03 UTC